Promoting Awareness for Prostate Cancer
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Prostate cancer rarely causes any urine symptoms, such as a weak, slow stream. The urinary symptoms are normally caused from compression (squeezing) of the urethra due to an enlarged prostate, called Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH). The first sign or symptom of prostate cancer (other than an elevated PSA or positive digital rectal exam) is usually bone pain from cancer cells that have spread to bone, and then you are not curable.
If you have been recently diagnosed with prostate cancer, it’s critical to personally research prostate cancer treatment options to make an informed decision that is best for you and your family. And, with few exceptions, your first treatment method gives you the best chance for success.
Prostate Cancer Prevention and Early Detection. ... Prostate cancer can often be found early using a simple blood test, but it's not clear if the benefits of testing all men for prostate cancer outweigh the risks, such as finding (and treating) cancers that probably never would have caused any problems.
The mission of the Philip Thomas Leigh Foundation is to raise awareness and promote education about prostate cancer. We believe that early detection is crucial in the fight against this disease, and our aim is to empower individuals with the knowledge and resources necessary for early identification and effective treatment. Through our efforts, we strive to support and advocate for those affected by prostate cancer while working towards a future where this disease no longer poses a threat to men's health and well-being.Enter
Philip Thomas Leigh Foundation
Email: joseph@ptl-foundation.org
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